sperm whale

Number six: This video starts with a professional diver swimming through the waters on a clear day, then he sees this sperm whale, a huge one, and is forced to get closer to the marine animal.

For some reason that this diver doesn’t know about. However, the whale stays put, moving its jaw open and closed. The diver gets even closer and that’s when he notices it. The sperm whale was in pain. hook caught inside its mouth. That’s why he kept looking at the diver to ask him for help.

The diver helps the whale to remove the hook. Surprisingly, the whale acted as if it were thanking him. The diver understood this action, patted her head and rested her head on the body to tell her that the pain was over.

Number five: these sharks swim in peace.

Then a diver appears. For some reason, he starts to get closer to the shark, pointing some kind of rod at the shark. Do you intend to hurt the shark?

Are you trying to protect yourself from the shark? The video zooms in and we see that there is a rope wrapped around the shark’s body. The diver is trying to help him. Use the rod to drag the rope.

The shark then becomes alarmed and bites the rod. He then swims away with the rope to the middle of the diver, drags it along, and repeats the action until the rope is completely out of the shark’s body.

Number four – this is a whale shark and you have to wonder how anyone would be brave enough to help this sea monster.

The animal has a trace on the left side of the mouth. Opens and closes jaw repeatedly to show that something is wrong. It has a hook stuck in the corner of its mouth. This diver goes in first and cuts a bigger part. of the rope that drags him, then returns to the rest. A diver then surfaces and tries to forcefully remove the hook, but the whale shark flinches and curls up in pain.

Dolphin caught in the middle of fishing lines

Number three: in number three we have a dolphin caught in the middle of the fishing lines and it makes a community effort to help the dolphin, it swims close to the shore and they notice that it is caught in some kind of line, they venture to support it

It takes a while for the dolphins to stabilize and they have no choice but to pull it out of the water. While on land, they place it on a flat white material and begin to cut all the edges of the fishing line. Once this is done, the team takes the white cloth and guides the dolphin back into the water. In a short time, this dolphin was freed from the tether of the lines, thanks to the observing humans.

stingrays

Number one: Manta rays are known for their flapping external structure, but this manta ray can’t be flapping.

A team of divers goes into the depths of the ocean to help him. The marine animal has many lines wrapped around the center of its body. That’s why he wasn’t as agitated as you’d expect from the species. These divers come to work and try to start cutting. The manta ray is sensitive to the first touch and tries to fight off invaders. Nonetheless, they continue until she completely gets rid of the rope around her. The animal shows a sign of relief when it begins to flap its body.